Science & Industry Museum Entry Tickets

Explore hands-on science with entry to the Science & Industry Museum, including access to all exhibitions, the Argonaute submarine, and the planetarium.

Getting started

Begin your visit at the main entrance, where your ticket will be validated. For the Argonaute submarine and planetarium, secure your pre-booked slot or request a voucher on-site. Reduced entry is available for youth under 25 and students with valid ID, while children’s tickets (ages 2–5) can be purchased on-site.

What to expect

Science & Industry Museum

This museum stands as a leading hub for scientific discovery and innovation, offering interactive exhibits and educational experiences for all ages. Explore a dynamic space dedicated to the wonders of science and tech.

Features

• Permanent exhibitions: From understanding genetics to exploring sound and mathematics, these hands-on exhibits make science engaging and accessible for all ages.

• Temporary exhibitions: Experience rotating exhibits that highlight the history of scientific advancements and fun expos like Cats & Dogs.

• Argonaute submarine: Step aboard a real 1950s French Navy submarine, gaining insight into life and operations beneath the sea.

• Planetarium: Enjoy immersive shows that bring astronomy and space exploration to life in a captivating dome setting.

• Cité des enfants: Dedicated children’s area (tickets available on-site) offering hands-on learning tailored for young explorers.

Science & Industry Museum Entry Tickets

Discover the Science and Industry Museum, also known as Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie, on this comprehensive sightseeing tour that includes access to over 250 interactive exhibits spread across 18 acres. This museum, located in Parc de la Villette, offers a wide range of activities for all ages, including hands-on experiments and live demonstrations. The tour provides entry to the Argonaute submarine, which was built in 1956, as well as the Solar Impulse simulator, showcasing clean aviation technology. Visitors can also explore space-themed exhibits featuring planetarium shows and robotic displays. With guided tours available in French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and Hebrew, this tour ensures accessibility for a diverse audience. The museum is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the experience. Spend approximately 4-6 hours immersed in the world of science and technology, learning about robotics, space exploration, and environmental sustainability.

Explore Argonaute Submarine - Sous-marin

Your tour stops at the Argonaute submarine where you will step inside a real 1950s war submarine. Built in 1956, this vessel measures 27 meters long and has been converted into an interactive exhibit showcasing life aboard a naval submarine. Visitors can explore the launch bay, engine room, and crew quarters, learning about the daily lives of submariners during the Cold War era. The Argonaute was decommissioned in 1984 and moved to Parc de la Villette in 1986 where it has been a popular attraction for over three decades. Spend around 30 minutes inside this unique submarine, experiencing firsthand what life is like below water. This exhibit stands out as one of the few places in Europe offering such an immersive look into naval history.

Experience Solar Impulse Simulator

At Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie, guests can try their hand at piloting the world’s first solar-powered aircraft simulator. The Solar Impulse simulator was introduced to the museum in 2016 and allows visitors to experience what it's like to fly this revolutionary plane. With a cockpit designed for one person, you'll get a sense of the challenges faced by pilots during long-distance flights using only solar power. This exhibit is particularly unique as it combines education about clean energy with hands-on simulation technology. Spend approximately 15 minutes at the simulator, learning about the future of aviation and environmental sustainability.

Tour Highlights

• Dive into discovery at Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie
• Entry pass valid for up to 6 hours with over 250 exhibits
• Guided tours available in 14 languages including English and French
• Explore Argonaute submarine - a Cold War relic from 1956
• Experience Solar Impulse simulator introduced in 2016
• Walk through planetarium shows with stunning visuals of space
• Access to robotics exhibits showcasing cutting-edge technology
• Enjoy diverse activities for all ages, including hands-on experiments and live demos

Perfect for families, students, and science enthusiasts, this guided tour provides an engaging look at the latest in science and technology. The 4-6 hour format allows you to explore the Argonaute submarine, experience the Solar Impulse simulator, and engage with interactive exhibits, giving you a comprehensive understanding of Miami's technological landscape while enjoying diverse activities.